Sentence examples for migrating and breeding from inspiring English sources

Climate change has already altered the timing of plants blooming, insects hatching, and birds migrating and breeding.

This difference probably accounts for Chinese sturgeon migrating and breeding only along the Jinsha River, the main stream of Yangtze River.

If a significant proportion of what was thought to be the western gray whale population is in fact migrating and breeding in the east, what's the true size of the western population?

In addition, a natural bird reserve, Sidi Boughaba, is located 15 km southeast of Kenitra, along one of the migratory Europe sub-Saharan routEurope sub-Saharan migroutes and breeding birds are found.

penelope) are the numerically dominant duck species migrating between breeding areas in Siberia and Mongolia and wintering areas in Japan, China, Southeast Asia, and India [31] where outbreaks in poultry have been most common.

Molt and breeding or migrating are often segregated in time to reduce their impacts on daily energetic demands and flight performance, especially in small temperate land birds [8] and, when molt temporally overlaps breeding or migrating, fitness conflicts are suggested by prolonged molts of low intensity [9].

However, our data also indicate that migration between wintering and breeding areas is prolonged, with many stopover sites being used by migrating whooper swans.

But another 30 to 40 falcons winter here after migrating from breeding grounds as far away as Siberia.

Adults moult their body feathers from June onwards after breeding, suspend the process while migrating, and replace the tail and flight feathers on the wintering grounds.

Although migratory pathways and the poultry trade should continue to be scrutinized, monitoring efforts should focus on wintering and breeding habitats of migrating waterfowl, especially wetlands located within ecoregions with a disproportionately large number of avian influenza outbreaks.

Because of their annual cycle (migrating to their breeding sites and back, foraging in their summer habitat), amphibians can be found on agricultural fields over the entire six-month summer activity period and are thus potentially directly exposed to PPPs, although interception by plants may seasonally reduce exposure.